the following places: Tesco stores Tesco.com Tesco Bank Tesco Fuel stations Joint Esso & Tesco fuelling stations Tesco Mobile Tesco International Calling Tesco Opticians Tesco Photo Tesco Views Tesco Wine F&F Shopper Thoughts Former benefits Former partners Formerly cardholders could earn clubcard points at the following places, although this has since ceased: AVIS, earning points ended 1 February 2009 E.ON UK, ended 2017 Marriott Hotels, earning points ended 1 April 2008 National Tyres Clubcard TV Tesco announced in February 2013 that it will be launching its own TV and film on demand service. The service would be free to Tesco Clubcard members, with no charges, subscription or contract. On 28 October 2014, the short lived Clubcard TV was closed. Green Clubcard points Green Clubcard points were earned when customers re-used bags, or used an alternative such as a Lock & Lock box, or a large cool box, when shopping in store (one point per bag, (or the points equivalent for something like a large cool box for frozen vegetables, the use of which avoided using a number of bags), except in Wales and Northern Ireland), or opted out of receiving bags when shopping online (one point per ten items delivered). They could also be earned by recycling a limited number of products including mobile phones and ink cartridges through Tesco-branded recycling services. Once earned, Green Clubcard points were equal in value to normal Clubcard points, but they were listed separately on receipts and Clubcard statements. When stores were required to charge 5p for single use carrier bags (under Government Legislation) the Green Clubcard points scheme was closed down.. Clubcard Fuel Save On 12 March 2014 Tesco launched a new money-saving offer for fuel. Tesco Fuel Save meant that customers could each month earn up to 20p off every litre of fuel. For every £50 that was spent in a Tesco Store or online at Tesco.com, customers received 2p off every litre of fuel. The scheme was cumulative, meaning customers didn't have to spend £50 all at once (i.e. they could spend £40 in an Extra store and £10 in a Metro store to earn 2p off). Every penny that was spent in any Tesco format (Express, Metro, Superstore, Extra, Homeplus or .com) counted towards the £50 spend. Customers could then spend the Fuel Save savings in any Tesco petrol filling station (not Esso). Savings were valid until the end of